DevOps widespread, but not yet seen as strategic, survey shows
New survey of more than 2,100 IT managers by F5 Networks finds cloud dominating application plans, while DevOps is still emerging. Read More
2017: Must-have laptops for business users
If you’re looking for a top of the range, high-specification laptop or a budget model to suit your business needs, check out ZDNet’s recommendations. Read More
Does Apple need an augmented reality smartglasses product?
Think that you’ll have Apple-branded AR glasses attached to your face before 2017 is out? I wouldn’t hold my breath. Read More
Windows 10 tip: Find and decode secret version details
Do you have the most recent update to Windows 10? Finding the answer takes a little digging and a secret decoder ring that maps detailed version information to update numbers. Read More
Microsoft is developing its own human capital management apps
Microsoft looks to be building its own next-generation talent-engagement applications that will handle HCM needs ‘from hire to retire.’ Read More
Broadsoft kicks off Brazil operations
Unified communications vendor wants to lead the segment locally, plans local acquisitions Read More
Google’s Go beats Java, C, Python to programming language of the year crown
Google’s Go language has been the focus of a huge rise in interest among developers, according to the long-running Tiobe Index. Read More
300 million smartphones will have machine learning ability, says Deloitte
New processors in the next batch of smartphones will enable native machine learning to some degree to make devices smarter even when they aren’t connnected. Read More
New Windows 10 build incoming: Microsoft nixes annoying productivity obstacles
Microsoft has a new build of Windows 10 for the Anniversary update, which irons out a number of bugs that could hinder office productivity. Read More
Are Geek Squad techs working for the FBI?
You send your laptop to the Geek Squad for repairs, not a search. But the FBI has paid Geek Squad techs to inform on customers – a search with no warrant. Can the government ignore the Constitution by getting private firms to do its bidding? Read More